Fait partie de George Benjamin Fonds
Photographs of moving a spar tree and housing construction.
Fait partie de Philip Fonds
Logging camp and mill from across Lost Lake. Inscription on verso : "Views of Lost Lake and the logging camp and Mill"
Bob Jardine with a large felled tree
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of Robert Jardine standing next to a large felled tree. The inscription on the verso reads "Bob Jardine at Horstman's, Alpha Lake, Hydro right of way log. 1940." The tree, which stood on Harry Horstman's property, was felled by Horstman on the request of the PGE Railway who felt it was in danger of falling on the tracks.
Bob Jardine sitting on a large felled tree
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of Bob Jardine sitting on a large felled tree.
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of Bob Jardine logging poles in [1940].
Bob Jardine with a large felled tree in 1940
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of Robert Jardine standing next to a large felled tree near Harry Horstman's cabin in 1940. The inscription on the verso reads "Bob Jardine at Horstman's, Alpha Lake, Hydro right of way log. 1940." The tree, which stood on Harry Horstman's property on Sproatt Mountain, was felled by Horstman on the request of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway who felt it was in danger of falling on the tracks.
Purkhurst mill with men and a truck
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of a raised truck with lumber and men standing around it at Parkhurst.
Fait partie de Barr Fonds
Photograph of Ross Barr standing in front of a Cletrac crawler tractor at Parkhurst.
Inscription on the verso reads "Cletrac, Green Lake, Keeley's".
Logs being loaded onto a flatcar on the Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of logs being loaded onto a Pacific Great Eastern Railway flatcar.
Fait partie de Jardine / Betts / Smith fonds
Photograph of the Neiland pole making outfit, showing the machinery involved in creating poles in the 1920s and 1930s.